Walking Wounded Rehab Hike: The East (Ponds) Trail is an easy double loop through one of the nation’s smallest wildlife refuges, Two Ponds Nat'l Wildlife Refuge. With free parking and entrance, located in the heart of Arvada, this urban refuge spans 72 acres that are home to more than 120 species of songbirds, raptors, waterfowl, coyotes, red fox, beaver, turtles, deer, and more. Discover the variety even a hidden gem within an urban outdoor recreational area offers.
This is a great tour of Glacier Gorge. We will hike up the south ramp of Arrowhead and down the northwest face. This is an elective scramble trip for the 2025 Northern Colorado Group ASC. Students from the course can pre-register until June 30 after that other CMC members may register. Please email the co-leader at lbark3@earthlink.net before registering.
This 10 mile loop in the Ridgeline Open Space west of Castle Rock is classified as an easy/intermediate mountain bike trail by the MTB Project. Nothing too technical, but some tight, loose turns, a few switchbacks, and a couple of short climbs on beautiful singletrack. Lots of rolling uphills and downhills which add up to about 1,000 ft of vertical ascent. This ride is primarily geared towards folks over 50 who prefer a less aggressive, but moderate & steady, pace on non-technical singletrack.
We'll hike a loop route to the summit of Greyrock Mountain. One of Larimer County’s most popular hiking paths, Greyrock Mountain Trail offers an excellent year-round hiking experience, showcasing an amazing alpine lake. This trail was constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps and was designated as National Recreation Trail in 1979. This is the third of the 2025 "Hot Rocks Hat Trick" hike series.
